A significant fire broke out at the 't Harde military training ground in the Veluwe region of eastern Netherlands. Firefighters were expected to battle the extensive blaze, which affected a 2,200-meter strip, throughout the night.
A man in Zutphen, Netherlands, passed away after becoming unwell while in police custody. He had been arrested early Sunday morning at a local hotel.
A Dutch court has ruled that the electricity grid in Haarlemmermeer is at capacity, thereby absolving grid operator Tennet from immediately connecting a new data center. This decision will delay the data center's operation due to the overcrowded power network.
San Francisco-born spoken word artist and poet Tuaca Kelly emphasizes the value and support for music, poetry, and arts in the Netherlands, suggesting that everyone should have access to creative expression.
A panel reviewing judicial impartiality at the District Court of Overijssel decided that the bench overseeing the criminal case against Kidane H., accused of Eritrean people smuggling, must be partially reconstituted.
The mayor of Roosendaal was seriously injured after falling from an electric bicycle. She was subsequently rushed to the hospital by a trauma helicopter for treatment.
ABN Amro predicts that food prices in the Netherlands will continue to rise significantly into 2027. This sustained increase is primarily attributed to the ongoing impact of soaring energy costs on the food production and supply chain.
A large wildfire is raging in Helden, Limburg, on Wednesday morning.
Polling stations have opened in Gorinchem, Netherlands, for the municipal council re-elections.
Dick Matena, a Dutch comic artist known for pioneering literary comic adaptations and influential adult graphic storytelling, has passed away at the age of 83 in Amsterdam after a brief illness.
Despite being a rare sight, Amsterdam's urban environment is estimated to be home to between 300 and 500 squirrels.
The Netherlands has rejected several cargoes of soy meal from Argentina, citing concerns related to genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in the shipments.
Timothy B., 33, has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for the killing of his mother. The court delivered the verdict following the charges related to her death.
Dutch banks are calling on major tech and social media platforms like Meta, TikTok, and Google to implement stronger measures against online fraud, stating that 70 percent of such scams originate on these sites.
A popular online tool in the Netherlands, moetiknaardedokter.nl (MINDD), which advises millions on seeking medical help, is reportedly unlicensed and uses unclear sources for its medical advice.
An online tool providing medical advice, used by approximately 2,000 family doctor practices in the Netherlands, has been found to be operating in circumvention of EU regulations.
Vandals smashed windows and entrance doors at the Wijdemeren town hall in Loosdrecht overnight, which is slated to be used as an asylum shelter.
Mortgage applications for home improvement and energy-efficiency renovations in the Netherlands saw a significant 59 percent increase in March compared to February, driven by rising energy uncertainty.
An analysis explores whether Stellantis N.V. (STLA) represents the best investment opportunity among automotive stocks.
Amsterdam officials have issued a warning for the public to stay away from overcrowded areas such as Bijlmerplein, Reestraat, and Bloemgracht.
Officials in Utrecht, Eindhoven, and Breda turned away revelers from central squares during King's Day celebrations after the areas reached full capacity.
King Willem-Alexander expressed gratitude to Dokkum and Friesland for an unforgettable King's Day celebration on his 59th birthday.
A majority in the Dutch Tweede Kamer is pushing for the government to investigate providing free laptops and tablets to all secondary school students, expanding an existing free schoolbooks program.
Rotterdam Mayor Carola Schouten used King's Night to post a video on social media, drawing attention to women's safety in public spaces.
Police arrested approximately 400 individuals after climate change demonstrators blocked the A12 motorway near Utrecht, Netherlands.
A Dutch court ruled that the anti-monarchy group Republiek cannot place a 10-meter-tall inflatable dinosaur king on the Royals' King's Day route in Dokkum. The group intended the dinosaur as a protest symbol.
The Netherlands is celebrating King Willem-Alexander’s 59th birthday to
Dutch mayors are intensifying pressure on Germany regarding its border controls with the Netherlands, arguing that the measures are causing dangerous congestion, economic damage, and repeated accidents.
Dutch prosecutors have doubled the reward in a 25-year-old cold case involving a sexual assault and murder in Rotterdam. A dedicated cold case team is actively working to achieve a breakthrough in the long-unsolved investigation.
Koningsdag celebrations in Veen were canceled following a fatal crash in Wijk en Aalburg that resulted in the death of a cyclist. This cancellation took place amidst nationwide preparations for Koningsnacht and Koningsdag festivities across the Netherlands.
A parachutist tragically died Sunday morning in Rhoon, Zuid-Holland, after emergency resuscitation efforts proved unsuccessful following a landing incident.
Nine sculptures created from prehistoric fossils are at the heart of the exhibition Relics, open to the public from April 17, in the capital of the Netherlands.
Extinction Rebellion activists blocked the A12 highway near Utrecht, Netherlands, leading to over 400 arrests as police intervened in the climate protest.
New data from the Dutch Supreme Court, the Hoge Raad, shows that most people whose appeals are rejected are not given reasons, drawing criticism from legal experts.
A restaurant on Javastraat in Amsterdam-Oost has reopened after being closed due to a rat infestation, with the owner now planning to sell the establishment.
The Dutch cabinet decided to extend the contract for the DigiD digital identification system's contractor, going against the wishes of the House of Representatives. This decision was made despite concerns raised about a potential US takeover of the contractor.
The Amsterdam AEX index closed higher on Friday, recovering from a previous loss, driven by strong gains in tech companies like Adyen and Besi.
Nine Dutch nationals have been arrested in the Netherlands in connection with a series of ATM bombings carried out across Europe, including Germany and Switzerland. The arrests follow investigations into the coordinated attacks on cash machines.
Authorities in Noord-Brabant, Netherlands, are concerned by a series of burglaries at fire stations, including three in Oss this week, part of a broader pattern in recent months.
A 45-year-old man has been sentenced in absentia to 28 years in prison for his involvement in the 2015 murder of Eaneas Lomp in Krommenie and a related Berlin plot.
A significant portion of food waste in the Netherlands, estimated at 10%, is attributed to consumer confusion over 'best before' dates. Annually, Dutch residents discard an average of 116 kilograms of food, contributing to over 2 billion kilograms wasted across the entire supply chain.
A 52-year-old former Public Prosecution Service employee from Doetinchem has been sentenced to two years in prison for possessing and sharing child sexual abuse material and GHB.
The creator of the drag queen Dolly Bellefleur and an MH17 campaigner are among 3,633 individuals recognized with national honours as part of the annual King's birthday celebrations in the Netherlands.
The Dutch cabinet is developing new legislation for fatbike use, which will include a minimum age for riders and mandatory helmet use.
The Dutch government is developing new rules for fatbikes, which include a minimum age requirement and mandatory helmets for all riders under 18 years old.
A man identified as Koert H. has been sentenced to four years in prison for committing arson that resulted in the destruction of ten buildings in Arnhem's historic city center. Two other individuals were acquitted in connection with the fire.
A persistent housing shortage in the Netherlands is increasingly forcing young adults to remain living with their parents, according to Statistics Netherlands.
Dutch police reported uncovering fewer drug labs in 2025 compared to previous years, but noted an increase in the number of labs found in urban areas.
The Dutch government's announced measures to compensate for high energy costs are insufficient for tenants, according to the Woonbond organization.
The Dutch intelligence agency (AIVD) has issued a warning that the Netherlands is facing its highest security threat level since World War II. The agency specifically cited increased threats from countries like Russia and China, both domestically and abroad.
A rare first edition of Anne Frank's diary has been discovered in a thrift store in Eemnes, Netherlands. The significant literary find was made by charity shop staff.
Several transport companies in the Netherlands are deploying extra vehicles, and restrictions are in place for travel during King’s Night and King’s Day celebrations.
The Netherlands government has increased its security fund for Jewish schools, institutions, and events, allocating €1.3 million annually, following hundreds of antisemitic incidents recorded since 2025.
The family of a 14-year-old girl fatally stabbed in Blerick, Venlo, had previously been in contact with child welfare and family support agencies.
Instagram has suspended more than 100 LGBTQIA+ accounts worldwide in recent weeks, including an estimated 5 to 10 Dutch accounts — among them prominent queer organizations and nightclubs in Amsterd
Despite near-freezing overnight temperatures, skygazers were treated to up to 18 shooting stars per hour during the Lyrid meteor shower. Temperatures are expected to rise significantly in Limburg today.
Dutch veal farms are reportedly continuing to import young Irish calves, some as young as two weeks old, despite earlier industry commitments to halt such practices.
Heineken is experiencing continued pressure on its beer sales, especially in Europe, and has acknowledged that the Iran war could further impact its sales figures. Despite these challenges, the company remains optimistic about its profit plans.
The market for holiday homes in the Netherlands experienced a cooling trend in 2025, indicating a slowdown in demand or price growth.
The Red Cross has indicated that more households in the Netherlands are facing poverty as a result of high energy bills.
Dutch prosecutors have requested a 30-year prison sentence for a Syrian man accused of committing torture, rape, and other crimes against humanity while serving under the Assad regime. The trial is taking place in the Netherlands.
The Dutch government announced a €700,000 funding boost for the security of Jewish institutions in 2026, bringing the total budget to €2 million.
A court in Dordrecht has sentenced a 34-year-old man from Rijsenhout to a four-month suspended prison term and 120 hours of community service for smuggling drugs to inmates using a drone.
Two Syrian asylum seekers were shot dead in an Amsterdam park on New Year's Day, with investigators now suspecting a prank call may have led to their deaths.
Paint manufacturer AkzoNobel announced a strong financial quarter, though the ongoing conflict in the Middle East has led to increased procurement costs for the company.
Consumer confidence has taken a significant dive in both Denmark and the Netherlands, prompting economists to warn of negative impacts on economic growth. The decline is partly attributed to the ongoing Middle East conflict.
The Tweede Kamer has called on the Cabinet to prevent the extension of the DigiD contract with Solvinity, citing concerns that the software company could fall into American hands, posing a risk to the digital identity system.
Birdwatchers have gathered in Delft for a unique chance to observe and photograph a spoonbill with its young, causing increased foot traffic in the area.
A significant wildfire at the Artillery Shooting Range (ASK) near 't Harde in the Netherlands continues to burn uncontrollably, leading to road closures and air traffic diversions.
A major wildfire near 't Harde in the Netherlands originated during a military exercise, prompting an ongoing investigation by the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee.
A significant wildfire erupted at a military training range in the Netherlands, prompting an NL-Alert and nationwide smoke warnings. The extensive smoke also led to the closure of a motorway in the affected area.
More than 50 fire engines were dispatched to combat a large bush fire that erupted in the coastal dunes of The Hague, requiring extensive firefighting efforts.
Dutch healthcare IT firm Chipsoft has announced that hackers who breached its systems have destroyed the stolen patient data. The company stated that there have been no leaks of the sensitive information.
Private equity firm CVC has injected €210 million into Lipton, Unilever’s former tea business, amidst concerns of a potential debt restructuring. This cash infusion aims to stabilize the company's financial situation.
Approximately 610,000 jobs in the Netherlands were paid at or near the minimum wage in 2025, representing one in 15 positions. This figure remains steady as reforms to the temporary employment sector have stalled.
Buzzards in the Netherlands are attacking joggers, hikers, and cyclists during their breeding season, prompting warnings for people to be extra alert in their territories.
A German court has acquitted a 46-year-old man from Arnhem, Netherlands, in a case where bottles of champagne were found to contain an MDMA solution, leading to one death. The ruling concludes a high-profile legal battle.
Major Dutch cities expressed satisfaction with a relatively "quieter" King's Day, reporting no major incidents despite the large crowds. City cleaners were actively working to clear the significant amount of litter left behind after the celebrations.
The fashion trends observed in April are noted for bringing back styles reminiscent of the year 2006.
The Hollandse Duinen coastal region in Zuid-Holland has received official recognition as the 22nd national park in the Netherlands.
A new mobile application has been developed to provide cyclists with faster green lights at traffic junctions. The technology aims to improve traffic flow and safety for bicycle users.
A morning market briefing covers key financial news, including ING's updated oil outlook and observed weaknesses within the fast-food sector, alongside other market-moving information.
Dutch train operator NS is implementing smart AI applications to alleviate pressure on the country's overloaded electricity network.
Two people were injured in a stabbing incident at the Kingsland King’s Day festival held at the Olympisch Stadion in Amsterdam.
The Tweede Kamer is calling on the Dutch cabinet to quickly revise controversial medical examinations for firefighters, following research that indicated these tests contributed to heart failures and deaths.
Police arrested 17 people in Utrecht and another 17 in Arnhem during King's Night celebrations, which authorities described as relatively calm despite large crowds.
A survey indicates that almost half of Dutch people believe the monarchy costs too much, with younger generations expressing the highest criticism.
Dutch clothing retailers are heavily promoting special orange collections for King's Day, a trend experts warn signifies the fashion industry's acceleration into "ultrafast" fashion and fuels overconsumption.
The Kingpins Amsterdam event is experiencing the impact of conservative spending trends within the fashion industry, reflecting a cautious approach from fashion firms.
The Dutch national railway company, NS, is implementing artificial intelligence to reduce electricity consumption in its trains. This initiative aims to alleviate strain on the overloaded Dutch power grid and free up energy for households.
Council officials in Loosdrecht, Netherlands, have reduced the capacity of an asylum seekers' shelter from 110 to 70 beds following several incidents and riots.
Amsterdam is facing challenges in changing its reputation for a permissive "anything goes" atmosphere during the annual King's Day celebrations.
The Dutch government has decided to extend its contract with cloud firm Solvinity, responsible for running the online access portal DigiD, despite widespread fears regarding a potential US takeover of the company.
King's Night celebrations were well-attended across the Netherlands, with most events remaining festive, though isolated fights were reported in Apeldoorn and Almere.
Dutch musician Jozef Van Wissem, a former punk and Jim Jarmusch collaborator, discusses his passion for making the lute a 'real pop instrument' and freeing its repertoire.
The Netherlands recorded its highest-ever strawberry consumption in 2025, with an average of 2.8 kilograms per person, according to trade association GroentenFruit Huis.
A 23-year-old man was shot on Friday afternoon in West Amsterdam following a dispute, with the suspect fleeing on foot towards the A10.
A 45-year-old woman was arrested in Veendam, Netherlands, following a stabbing incident inside a home on Middenweg. The victim sustained minor injuries in the attack.
A police officer in Goes, Netherlands, shot a suspect after responding to a report of a possible firearm. The incident is currently under investigation.
The Netherlands is making preparations for King's Day 2026, the annual celebration of King Willem-Alexander's birthday, which will include tighter rules, potential fines, and a visit to Friesland.
The incomplete Rivoli amusement park in Rotterdam, which never opened to the public, was sold in an online auction for 6.5 million euros.
Authorities in Wijdemeren have reduced the number of asylum seekers at a temporary shelter in Loosdrecht and delayed its opening, following days of violent anti-asylum protests.
A rising number of Dutch secondary school students are leaving academic programs (havo and vwo) without diplomas to pursue vocational education, while separate data highlight growing concerns about high dropout rates in the traditional high school tracks.
The Netherlands is experiencing its second unusually dry spring in a row, with minimal rainfall and rising temperatures. This has led to increasing evaporation and early signs of drought across parts of the country.
A fire that broke out in the basement of a shop on Rotterdamsedijk in Schiedam, Netherlands, led to the evacuation of several homes and the hospitalization of two individuals for smoke inhalation.
Dutch police arrested nine men suspected of belonging to a criminal gang responsible for approximately 10 ATM explosions in Germany and Switzerland between 2023 and 2025.
The article investigates the active role of Sephardic Jewish merchants on the Caribbean island of Sint Eustatius, a busy free port, in aiding the American Revolutionary War effort.
ABN AMRO bank reported that Dutch motorists are increasingly crossing into Belgium to refuel their vehicles due to significantly higher pump prices in the Netherlands.
Decorated actress and director Willeke van Ammelrooy was made a Knight in the Order of the Netherlands Lion for her exceptional contributions to film and theatre.
A DutchNews podcast episode focuses on the legacy of Marjolein Faber, described as one of chaos.
German politician Daniel Günther won a court case against the media outlet Nius, while the Dutch political party Volt was cleared of breaking the law for criticizing a landlord.
A 17-year-old has been arrested and accused of terrorism in connection with an explosion at an office in Amsterdam Zuidas. The arrest follows an investigation into the incident.
According to CBS, fewer people entered the housing market in 2024, leading to an increase in 25 to 35-year-olds still living with their parents in the Netherlands.
Insurance doctors in training in the Netherlands are reportedly struggling under heavy workloads, contributing to massive waiting lists at the benefits agency UWV.
The number of mortgage applications from Dutch homeowners seeking to increase their borrowing to fund energy efficiency improvements for their properties is on the rise.
The Public Prosecution Service in the Netherlands has decided not to press charges against officers involved in the death of a 38-year-old man in police custody in Oss last year.
A report indicates that euthanasia now accounts for 6 percent of all deaths in the Netherlands, a figure that is reportedly increasing annually. The country has one of the most liberal euthanasia laws globally.
A 67-year-old man from Haaksbergen, Netherlands, must part with his Labrador, Lizzie, after a court ruled the animal was suffering from severe overweight due to continuous overfeeding, deeming it neglect. The National Animal Welfare Inspection Service removed the dog following the ruling.
Prosecutors in the Netherlands believe the mother of 14-year-old Nour from Blerick is responsible for her death and she remains in custody as a suspect.
Single older women, often priced out of traditional housing markets after divorce, are increasingly finding a lifeline in tiny home villages, with one US village reporting roughly a third of its residents are older divorced women.
Traditional Dutch deep-fried snacks like bitterballen, frikandel, and kroket are reportedly losing popularity in supermarket freezers as consumers increasingly opt for Asian alternatives like gyoza.
A law enforcement employee has been charged with sexual abuse following an alleged incident involving a teenage girl. Reports indicate the individual is either a police officer or an employee of the Manhattan District Attorney's office.
Police forces have reported a decrease in the number of synthetic drug labs dismantled and drug waste dumpings, marking the first such drop in five years. This trend suggests a shift in drug-related criminal activities or enforcement outcomes.
Amsterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, and 41 other mid-sized and large Dutch cities have collectively called for an additional €135 million in funding for integration services.
Ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and the Iran war are causing economic challenges for international businesses like Heineken and impacting China's economic resilience.
Heineken reported a larger-than-expected drop in its beer volumes, attributing the decline to a general slump in consumer demand.
Krispy Kreme is set to expand its operations into the Dutch market through a new strategic collaboration. This move marks a significant step in the company's international growth strategy.
ASML Holding's stock experienced a slump today, prompting analysis into the reasons behind its decline.
The Dutch Cabinet is working towards implementing cheaper train tickets during off-peak hours to encourage greater use of public transport.
The University of Amsterdam (UvA) cancelled a scheduled interview between students and Tom Van Grieken, chairman of the Belgian party Vlaams Belang.
A recommendation has been made for the nearly 4,000 Nazi-looted artworks in the Dutch government collection to be visibly exhibited and managed by the Jewish community.
Prosecutors in the Netherlands suspect that a YouTuber's 'prank call' inadvertently led to the fatal shooting of two Syrian teenagers in an Amsterdam park. The investigation suggests the prank played a role in directing the suspect to the victims.
Riot police made two arrests after breaking up a second violent anti-asylum protest in Loosdrecht, Netherlands, where demonstrators threw fireworks and rocks at officers.
Justice minister David van Weel announced an additional €700,000 for the 2026 budget, raising the total to €2 million, to enhance security for Jewish buildings and institutions in the Netherlands following recent attacks.
The number of people aged 15 and older working for minimum wage saw a slight decline in 2025 compared to the previous year, while labor strikes have stabilized after peaking in 2023.
Martijn van der Vorm, a prominent Rotterdam entrepreneur and benefactor, has passed away at the age of 67, as announced by investment company HAL.
The Dutch municipality of Gorinchem is conducting a new election following unresolved questions and allegations of proxy vote fraud from a previous ballot. Residents are heading back to the polls to ensure transparency and address the integrity concerns.
A patient passed away in January 2026 following a dental procedure performed under general anesthesia at a clinic in Oosterhout, Noord-Brabant, prompting an investigation.
A male eagle owl in a quarry near Maastricht has fertilised two females within an hour, in what experts say...
The ongoing Iran war is expected to significantly increase energy prices, leading to adverse effects on the Dutch food industry. Companies in the Netherlands are preparing for the economic fallout.
A report indicates that nine out of ten Dutch households fail to pay their domestic workers during sick leave, despite a legal requirement in place for nearly 20 years.
Europol has announced that criminals are increasingly recruiting children through social media and gaming platforms to commit violent crimes across Europe. The phenomenon is rapidly spreading, raising concerns about online safety for minors.
A plan by the Netherlands to introduce a new tax on wealth has encountered significant opposition.
Police in Hilversum opened fire and injured a suspect who was reportedly erratic and allegedly committed arson. This marks the third police-involved shooting in the Netherlands in a week.
High-level ministerial talks, co-hosted by the Netherlands and Colombia, have commenced in Santa Marta, Colombia, with a focus on strategies for phasing out fossil fuels.
Cleaning crews in Amsterdam collected 3,540 cubic meters of trash following King's Day celebrations, a slight increase compared to the previous year.
National banks are urging social media platforms like Meta and TikTok to intensify efforts against fraud, following findings that scams targeting individuals via these platforms have resulted in €35 million in losses.
The coastal dunes stretching along the coastline from Hook of Holland to Hillegom have been officially named as the Netherlands’ newest national park.
Millions of business owners and freelancers in the Netherlands will need to update their payment systems as a new bank account for Dutch tax office payments comes into effect next month.
Amsterdam residents are advised to expect further traffic disruptions and road closures this week as the Zuidasdok project enters its next construction phase, impacting train services to Zuid station.
A significant and rapidly growing group of retirees with non-Western migration backgrounds in the Netherlands is living below the poverty line, primarily because many did not qualify for a full state pension.
Martin van den Brink, the former CEO of ASML, has unexpectedly stepped down from his position on the supervisory board of chip manufacturer ASMI. The reasons for his departure were not immediately specified.
Princess Ariane of the Netherlands announced during King's Day celebrations that she will pursue aerospace engineering studies at TU Delft after the summer break.
Philips lighting spin-off Signify announced a significant drop in profits, attributing it to weaker demand and challenging market conditions expected to persist throughout the year.
ASML, a key supplier of chipmaking equipment, is increasing its production capacity to prevent bottlenecks in the supply chain, driven by the growing demand for AI infrastructure.
The Dutch intelligence agency AIVD has warned that Hamas is organizing pro-Palestinian protests and raising funds within the Netherlands. The report also highlighted Iran's focus on offensive cyber programs targeting Europe.
Amsterdam has made history by becoming the world's first capital city to approve a legal ban on advertisements for fossil fuels, joining a growing global movement to combat global warming.
The Dutch cabinet has announced that it will make it easier for local authorities to shoot wolves deemed a threat to people, aiming to manage wolf populations more effectively.
Low-cost airline Transavia has announced the cancellation of several flights scheduled for May and June. The decision is attributed to the escalating price of kerosene, potentially influenced by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
A police van in Rozenburg, Netherlands, ended up on its side after colliding with a drunk driver early Monday morning. This incident was one of at least three accidents reported during King's Night celebrations.
Public support for the Dutch monarchy and the ratings of King Willem-Alexander, Queen Maxima, and Princess Amalia have remained stable this year, despite increasing criticism regarding the costs of the royal house.
Koningsdag, the national holiday celebrating the Dutch monarch's birthday, has commenced across the Netherlands. The royal family is participating in the official celebrations held in Dokkum.
Former staff and families have come forward with allegations of physical abuse and intimidation involving vulnerable dementia patients at the now-bankrupt Linge’s Zorglandgoed in Rumpt, Gelderland province.
Dutch authorities and support organizations are raising alarm over a sharp rise in sextortion cases, warning that incidents are becoming more severe and increasingly targeting younger victims.
The Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA) party in the Netherlands is calling for the immediate removal of websites that offer tips on drugging women and share videos of men raping unconscious partners.
One person was killed in a chain-reaction crash involving seven vehicles on the A12 near Babberich, close to the German border in the Netherlands.
A youth center in Slotervaart, Amsterdam Nieuw-West, has been closed for six months following two separate explosions on April 19 and April 23, raising safety concerns.
The planned sale of the former Nazi bunker Commandopost Clingendael in Wassenaar, Netherlands, has been delayed twice. The delays are due to an integrity investigation into a possible confidentiality breach.
Dutch police arrested more than 200 Extinction Rebellion activists after they blocked the A12 highway near De Meern, close to Utrecht. A separate group of six drivers was also detained during the protest.
The YouTube channel of prank caller Rouand Saadoen has been taken offline after he admitted involvement in a hoax phone call that prosecutors say contributed to a fatal shooting.
The final weekend before the May 1 income tax deadline in the Netherlands has begun, with authorities warning that late submissions could result in fines up to €6,709.
Dutch authorities arrested four suspects in Lochem after discovering 365 kilograms of cocaine hidden in a household shipment from Curaçao.
A Deloitte study in the Netherlands found that men are more likely than women to make ends meet and have disposable income, but also tend to carry more debt.
Two employees were arrested at Schiphol Airport on Friday for driving under the influence of cannabis.
An urgent appeal has been filed seeking the medical release of former Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladic, citing his deteriorating health. The request highlights concerns over his condition while in detention.
More than 3,300 individuals have been awarded Royal honors, with a significant number recognizing volunteers. Reports also indicate a narrowing gender gap among the recipients this year.
An ongoing drought is raising significant concerns about potential water shortages and an increased risk of wildfires in affected regions. Authorities are monitoring the situation as water levels decline.
The Dutch cabinet has reversed a planned cut to welfare outreach services after facing opposition from two of its coalition parties, and has also made adjustments to the child budget.
Dutch medical software company Chipsoft has confirmed it is negotiating with criminals responsible for a recent hack on its systems. The breach involves patient data, raising concerns about privacy and cybersecurity in the healthcare sector.
The Netherlands has reached an agreement with a German cloud provider to reduce its reliance on U.S. technology companies. This move aims to diversify its digital infrastructure and enhance data sovereignty.
A report by the NCDR has concluded that the Dutch state is failing in its constitutional duty to ensure equal treatment for residents of Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba. The findings highlight disparities in how the Caribbean islands are governed compared to the mainland Netherlands.
The article discusses "House of the Mosque," highlighting its status as a classic Dutch novel and suggesting reasons for its enduring appeal beyond typical Dutch literary themes.
The annual citizen science project, the National Bee Count, has reported that bumblebee populations remain relatively scarce in the Netherlands, indicating a continued decline.
Healthcare software provider ChipSoft is engaged in active negotiations with cybercriminals following an alleged hack of its systems.
A recent ruling has been introduced to simplify the process for victims of bank impersonation fraud to receive compensation. This change aims to provide more frequent and accessible redress for those affected.
ASML Holding's price target has been lifted by $100, with analysts suggesting the recent pullback in its stock was 'overdone'.
BP's board faced a significant defeat as shareholders rejected key climate resolutions, signaling investor dissatisfaction with the oil giant's climate strategy. This outcome highlights growing pressure on energy companies to accelerate their transition to greener practices.
The Netherlands is exploring options to send Syrian asylum seekers back to 'safe' regions within Syria instead of granting them residence permits, according to Asylum Minister Bart van den Brink.
An employee was tragically killed during a violent robbery at a gold exchange office in Beverwijk, Netherlands. Police are investigating the incident.
A cyberattack has resulted in the theft of personal data belonging to almost all residents of the Dutch municipality of Epe. Authorities are investigating the breach and its implications.
The average retirement age in the Netherlands has increased to 66 years and 4 months, reflecting a trend of people working longer. Freelancers, in particular, are retiring at an even later age, nearing 69.
Plans to use an empty town hall in Loosdrecht, Netherlands, as an asylum center have been postponed, despite a court ruling allowing its use.
A police officer sustained injuries during an anti-asylum protest in Loosdrecht, Netherlands. This incident marked the third violent demonstration in the area within a few days.
Dutch Finance Minister Eelco Heinen is proposing to ease stock market rules for small and medium-sized businesses seeking capital, a move that has sparked fears of increased fraud.
Analysts have highlighted ASML Holding (ASML) as one of the best European stocks to consider for investment.
Cosmetic brand Rituals has announced a data breach affecting customers across Norway and Europe, resulting in the theft of client data. The company is the latest to report such an incident.
A man with a lengthy arrest record has been charged with stabbing two people in Myrtle Beach.
Amsterdam-based cosmetics chain Rituals has been affected by a cyber attack, resulting in the theft of personal information from its customers. This incident marks the latest major data breach to impact a Dutch company.
In a significant move, the Netherlands has for the first time handed over 'heirless' art, looted during the Holocaust, to local Jewish communities.